The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-11-11
THE ELECTIONS:

THE ELECTIONS.
Result of the Struggle at the Polls in
Various States-Fted Grant Defeated in
New York-Olaio REFLECTS Foraker by
an Increased Majority-victory for Gov
ernor Larrabee in Iowa-Other States.
NEW YORK
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the State and a large vote
was thrown in this city. The interest
here eentered in the contest be-
! tween Fellows and Nicon for district at
| tor1iey id New York County, and there
were rumors in plenty, believed to be
based upon fact, that both Republicans and
Democrats traded the State ticket for Votes
for their Candidates for the district-attorney-
ship The returns from New York and Kings
counties indicate majority fer Cook Dem. J,
candidate for Secretary of State, over
Grant tRep), of about $4,000 The Herald
bulletin says the State has gone Democratic
by from 10000 to 10000 majority. The
Sun says Henry Georges vote will notreach
10000 in the State. The Prohibition vote
| was light in this city Many arrests for il
legal voting were made.
The complete vote for district attorney is:
Fellows Dem J, 90, 906; Nicoll Qnd. Dem.
| ard Rspl, 70, 004; Post Omitted Labor, 3d.
| SOB; Fellows plurality, 20, 902. The Repub-
licans explain their local defeat by say
ing that the Republicans who went for
George last year have staid by him, while
the Democrats have gone back to their
party. The vote for George in the city is
under 40,0 900, falling off Of nearly ones
third from the vote he polled
last year for mayor. The loss is
| attributed to the Progressive Labor
vote only to the extent of less than
5000 votes. Fellows majority over Nicoll
is considered by the Democrats very de-
eided victory, as several journals have Bit
terly attaked his personal character, the
| World, Times and Eyensing Post of this city
being specially hostile, while the New York
San championed his cause.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 9.-=This city, COM
plete, gives Belden Rep.) for Congress,
1900 plurality. Balden is elected
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 9.-The Republican
county ticket and the greater part of the
city ticket are undoubtedly elected Forty
one districts give Grant 2, 1000 majority.
FORAKER RE- ELECTED.
COLUMBUS O., Nov 9-Tlarly returns to
the Republican State Executive Committee
showed extraordinary Republican gains,
but the ratio of gain has been kept up,
and it is likely that 1t will continue.
Chairman Cappeller says that he would not
be surprised if the State went for For
aker by 10000 majority. The cities have
done the work, and the gains from Cincln-
natl are tremendous The State has surely
gone Republican by 10000 and
possibly 10000, while the Legisla-
thre will be Republican in both branches
The Prohibition ticket has not affected
either party, although it's adherents claim
that they will have 10000 votes in the
State.
The counties heard from giving Demo-
cratic gains are: Adams, Allen, Brown, But
ler, Champaign, Clermont, Clinton, Column
biana, Defiance, Delaware, Erie, Green
(Which gives 239 gain in ten precincts),
Lorain COS in seven precincts),
Muskingham, Perry, Pickaway, Ross,
Seneca, Shelby, Wyandot The counties
from which Republican gains have been re-
ported are: Ashtabula, Carroll, Clarke,
Crawford, Cuyahoga, Darke, Fairfield,
Franklin, Hamilton, Meigs, Pike, Portage,
Preble, Putnam, Richmond, Scioto, Stark,
Summit Trumbull, Van Vert, Wayne, Wash
ington and Wood
CHICAGO, Nov 9--The Republican ticket
was elected without practical opposition.
In the country and in most of the wards the
ticket had majority of all the votes cast
for States attorney and county commission
ers The exceptions were the wards in which
the Socialist vote was heaviest. Judge
Gary being on all the tickets except the So
cialist, received nearly a unanimous in
dorsement. Captain Black, his opponent,
received about 5000 votes. The PROPOSE
ton to issue 81, 000,O 600 of county bonds
was carried by fair majority, The APP
pointment of jury commission was sue
cessfnl by small vote.
IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 9-Returns on the
Iowa election up to midnight indicate q
probable majority for Governor: La1rabee
Rep), and Robinson Rep.), for Judge, of
about 5000, and for Hull (Rep), for
Lieutenant Governor, and Sabin rep J,
for Superintendent of Public Instruction
by somewhat larger ma orities This is ex-
planned by Republican revolts against the
Clark law, many voters reasoning that Lar
rabee would veto any change of the law to-
ward license and they scratched him main
ly ON this ground.
PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 8. AT ~ o'clock
eighteen counties in the State outside of
Philadelphia had been heard from. These
counties give a net Democratic gain Of
8, 1876 on the vote for State Treasurer in
1885, when Quay (Rep. received plurality
of 1876, Harris .Rep) majority in the
State will be about $4,000, and Williams
(Rep.) for Supreme Judge about the same
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov 9-Returns from 346 towns
and cities in the State give for Gov
ernor:' Ames Rep.) 135, $50; Lowering,
Dem.), 11S,2S7; Earle Pro), '1O,663;
Marks. Qabor), 3SS. For Lieutenant
Governor: Brackett Repl 1850;
Cutting DENY, 1878. The Ex-
ecutive Council will stand seven -Repub-
1icans and one Democrat, as at present. The
composition of the Senate and House can
not as yet be definitely given.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov, .9-Samuel Maxwell
Rep.), is elected Supreme Judge by ma
jority of from 20, 600 to 80 900, and the
Republican candidates for Regents of the
State university, B. B. Davis and George
Roberts, have nearly the same majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 9-The indications
are that the majority for h. e. jackson
Oem.) for Governor, will be about 5000
over Walter H. Brooks Rep). The Leg
islature will be largely Democratic in both
branches The Prohibition vote was small
DAKOTA.
r. ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Dakota voted
yesterday on'the question of the division of
the Territory on the for5y-sixth parallel and
some counties voted ON the question of
local option Returns from twenty coun-
ties show a light vote on the question of
division, with the probabilities that the ma
jority in favor thereof in the whole Terri
tory will be about 10000.
Miss Newbury (of Boston)-"Do
you know Mr.. Trainer at Yale?"
Young Chubbs-" Know him2 rather
think l do. Why, he's the funniest
man in the class" Miss Newbury-